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| From: | Rick Strahl |
| To: | Bob Roenigk |
Did you use the DeserializeJson() method which is new and different from Deserialize()?
I know the JSON you have there most likely wouldn't deserialize with the old serializer because it didn't allow for linebreaks in the whitespace.
+++ Rick ---
I am running v5.65 and the actual JSON string within the data file has single quotes.
The total data file is just short of 15k in size. The parse seems to fail immediately on the third line.
{"PRODUCTS": {"node_2": {"region": "North Atlantic","regioncode": "at","outlook": "ABNT20","discussion": "AXNT20","tropical_index_region": "at" },
~bob
If that's the actual JSON string then the value is invalid.
FWIW, if you're running the latest version of Web Connection (5.65) it has DeserializeJson() which uses an external JSON parser that's more reliable than the internal fox based one.
+++ Rick ---
Hi Rick,
I am getting a parse error with wwJsonSerializer. Here is my code with a reference to the json data in question:
lcHTML = oHTTP.HTTPGet("http://tinyurl.com/ap57olf","","","") loSer = CREATEOBJECT("wwJsonSerializer") loUnder = loSer.Deserialize(lcHTML)
The crash occurs in wwjsonSerializer: Line 48: [ADDPROPERTY(loObject,lcProperty, this.Deserialize(lcValue) )]
lcValue contains the following (including the double quotes which appear to be the problem):
""North Atlantic""
jsonlint.com does show the json data is valid.
~bob
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